FAQs About Our Main Clinic

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What is the address of your main clinic in Manhattan?

 

Our main pain clinic in Manhattan is located at: 295 Madison Avenue, Suite 407, New York, NY 10017

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What are the nearest major intersections or landmarks?

 

MRHS is located near several prominent Midtown landmarks, including the New York Public Library, Bryant Park, and Grand Central–42nd Street Station. These nearby destinations make our Manhattan pain management clinic easy to find and centrally situated.

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Which public transportation routes (bus/subway/train) serve this location?

 

Our pain clinic in Manhattan is well served by multiple subway lines. The 4, 5, 6, and 7 trains stop very close to the clinic. Additionally, the N, Q, R, W, B, D, F, M, 1, 2, and 3 subway lines are within a 12-minute walk, providing convenient access from all areas of the city.

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Are there specific transit stops or stations closest to the clinic?

 

Yes, the closest subway station is Grand Central–42 St, located just a short walk from the clinic. Times Square–42nd Street Station is also nearby, approximately 12 minutes away on foot.

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Are taxi services easily accessible at this location?

 

Yes, taxi services are easy to access in this central Midtown location. Patients visiting our Manhattan pain management facility can generally find taxis nearby with minimal wait times.

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Is there on-site parking available for patients and visitors?

 

No, there is no on-site parking available at this pain clinic in Manhattan. We recommend using public transit or nearby paid parking garages.

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Are there designated accessible parking spaces?

 

No, the clinic does not have designated accessible parking spaces.

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Is street parking available nearby, and are there time limits or meters?

 

No, street parking is limited and not readily available. Time limits and meters may apply in surrounding areas, so public transportation or garages are preferred.

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Is the facility wheelchair accessible?

 

Yes, the facility is wheelchair accessible and built to support individuals with various mobility needs.

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Are there automatic doors, elevators, and ramps available for mobility support?

 

The clinic has elevators to assist patients who require mobility support. While ramps and automatic doors are not specifically noted, the facility is generally accessible.

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Do you provide assistance for patients with mobility or sensory impairments?

 

Yes, our staff is trained to provide assistance for patients with mobility or sensory impairments to ensure a comfortable and safe visit.

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Are there nurse practitioners, physical therapists, or physician assistants on-site?

 

Yes, our Manhattan pain management team includes nurse practitioners, physical therapists, and physician assistants who work collaboratively to support patient care.

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Do you accept walk-ins or urgent care visits?

 

No, we do not currently accept walk-in or urgent care visits. All patients should schedule appointments in advance to be seen at our pain clinic in Manhattan.

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What is the process for scheduling or rescheduling an appointment?

 Appointments can be scheduled or rescheduled by emailing info@mrhsclinics.com.

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Is Wi-Fi available in the waiting areas?

 

No, Wi-Fi is not available in the waiting areas at this time.

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Are there on-site restrooms for patients and visitors?

 

Yes, there are clean and accessible restrooms available for both patients and visitors on-site.

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Are there refreshments or a cafeteria nearby?

 

Yes, a variety of refreshments and dining options are available in the nearby area, especially around Bryant Park.

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Are there pharmacies close to this location?

 

Yes, several pharmacies are located nearby, offering convenient access to medications and health products following your visit to our Manhattan pain management clinic.

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Is the clinic near hotels or accommodations for out-of-town patients?

 

Yes, there are numerous hotels and lodging options within walking distance, making it easy for out-of-town patients to stay close to our pain clinic in Manhattan.